Wall Street Braces for Potential Stress in Money Markets Ahead of Tax Day

Wall Street is preparing for potential stress in money markets ahead of U.S. tax day, when high tax-related outflows could impact market liquidity.

Wall Street is preparing for potential stress in money markets ahead of U.S. tax day , when high tax-related outflows could impact market liquidity. Tax season typically leads to a drop in financial sector liquidity as individuals withdraw cash to pay their taxes.

While liquidity is still considered abundant, analysts warn that high capital gains from last year's stock market boom could result in significant outflows and a surge in short-term interest rates.

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